,..m.
. m.
Tiikctscan be bad of
t Acnt, at the IVpot.
A.....mfr rn.njrn.l Iter ll.o
IUre al Miubnrj, l a.
otn "" 'Vo"1 -VJ " '" s v' ""' '
0,l .(nlllS.
TIME OF AKIUVA1. AND CLOSINT. OF THE
Arrive as follows :
From the East at 5.1 :. a. in. 4.10 P- -
' South, 5.15 a.m., 4-10 P-
WcM, 5.15a. in., 11.15a.m.. 1--T- "
.Sarom..ll.l5a.,n..4p,n.
Shamokin and Ml. Carmel, ... . a. m.
fhamokin pro-r, 4.00 p. 111.
Mails close as fo'.low-f :
For the East, 5.45 a. tn., lO.al a. m., P- 1...
p. tn.
- South, '0.50 a. m.. 4.50 P- w- " P-
Vt, 10..V) a. ra., P- VU0 p. m.
North, p. m.. S p. m..
Miatnokin proH-r 11.1 a. in.
Shamokin and office, on that route; 4..0
Mouev 'orders w ill not be f'-'f I
m.
on Saturdays.
J. .1. SMITH, P. M.
fecal Sffairs
, ,,.
Avt:ittcN. Alter,
T.i SinscKlI-.riiS TO Tin:
Juarv 1-t pabli.hers will bo compelled to , re
r,V Hi-poftas' !! W"ito
iub-cri!.r. w-o do not reide in the county
where the paper is piiMishe.l. of ,oar-o pu .
Jishcr will not l.J cx.vcted to do this and pve
credit too. It will be nec.-ssary, the.ctore. for
such subscribe! to remit the amounts due by
them topther with an advance, payumnt of at
lean six months. Wo make no additions! charge
for postage, but in place of it, demand advance
payment, nurins the ITcsent ami followmK
month we .hall f-nd Ftatcti.ent of subscription
due to mu.il.rr of our Fubscribers. We would
in
earnestly request all who may
lav receive lliem win
remit al'onec the amount they owe as we are 111
reed ol the funds. In all cases where advance
payment is ncglccled, wc will add twenty-five
cents per vear to the subscription frice, but in
the most cases of such neglect we intend to di
tinit, the paper until udveuce payment is
made, and to re iulre immediate payment 1 , ,
amount due. j
Suhseribcrs within the county will h:ivo 1.0 j
postage to pay
It. 0 llier :ire reillllKieil luai ;
"ed to vav cash to their
'' ' . .
publishers are coinp.
workmen, to the tuiper
... .1 f..r 11U. tyt'C. 1 '
'""' '
,..-, r,,..' their own living, and everything that
...Here into the business. We, therefore,
can not i I
afford to uive long credits. - .' '
er.-.tac Lverv su nscrioi r
1 "... . i
r-reht io inv up within the vear, and wnere ,t is
CLJ.M to p. y up it nin . , ( I;r, ctor. M. L. Hendricks ; First
lor.c-T ncg cctcd thev ought r.t .east up') .... ,.-
., -..,.. i ..rreirs. Ass t Director, K.I. .d'-on ; Seen I As, i Diree-
mueh Ih advance as they have been m arn.irs. ,
It would require a much larger capita! than we , . or, 1 . I . Sm.tn.
P,.es) were we to (.''- uni'miite, credit, or in- Hawked Ov.i. Se.il.rs. We have lately con
deed, for a very long i-rioi. Necessity that is v,.rs,.,i vritli the originator of the petition ask
inexorabie demands that payments be made j fir ;( r,mium jj ink a:i d Owl scalps, and
more promptly tlia
n heretofore lns ln-en I
custom, aud as every body else demands cash or
iveo but short credits, we must do the same.
' Lost'A lady's light striped, woolen shawl
was lost on the Fair grounds during the late Fair
of the I nion Park and Agricnuuiai .-i-i .. ,
-.:.. The Cud. I v. ill confer a favc.r,
I Ulf 4 t.-- v -----
rev ive the thanks of the 1 ,dy by leaving it at
4t i
this ofuc.
m j
-r i-.,;,. l'n,U and Agricultural Associatr
"--"" . ...
of unbnry has on-'
bnndre l and tiftv-l.ve h.k-k-
t
o.aers.
-.let itiirtv-iwosnow l
l rwi-n ti- propu -i ' - ,
.. . . . ..... i 1 the hitter P-i it i
normstli.s wiium, i... ...... ;
or eai.v f, nu0. . v ,,lousaI !
It is estimated that there ate ioity t.iou a . ,
idiots in the wor.u, um "- ,
around the church doors. j
Tlimr. is a new game coming iu fashion among ,
. . ll. ... ib;u.i u ' 'in i : II:
i...-..r... nlcMs-mt pastime lor w..ni ,
rveiiins;
It is cal'ed 'Nudge.' T he couple seat
themselves at a discreet and I.e. or.nnj: n.-i.,,,..,
wlien the undi;in- begins. T hey keep on i.ud
inc till thev can't iret any i.ud-r. Then th
game is or.t .
Some people
- i, r if winter is never tomnij;
in earnest. Perhaps in a few t.iomii tm;
he razer to know if r-prins will never come.
w ill
Pki.ts of ail hind' or print ins r-daccd at this , .,., w,n ,..,,Sucted jour-
office. j iul, and eon tains a vast amount of icadin;,' mat-
rKlCES of all kincls or dob Printing reduced ut j t),r :ntor,.t int; to business men, fanners and oth
thiitoTiCe. I ers. Mr. P.-n-trcsr-cr 1- a jr.vod writer, and his
NM Al SflTi:i:. Noiihumbeii.nd l.od-e, H-lec!ions give c-videnfe of gr.iit ability as au cd
v'w t "n ,.t o F.. will sive their annual ; itor. May success attend his further effoit".
snpper in their I.ode room, in Nortaum-ier . .1. j
'Mi the Srr!i inst. j
CLrnw -Iris in Northumberland are an-
I y llnirif.'Z t'n-lr door b-lls
J
noying the eitiz-nf
tn..,. rt:n nwnv.
A i-vi tt of va -'rant,, on app'.yin to a Justice .
of the Peace in Northumberland for .piart-rs in
the poor o?e, stole a pair of -j.eetac'.es from
the Justice.
A.C.. PosTi.KniW Airr, Es.p. d Noriiiuiiibrr
lr.cd,is favorably mentioned for Ihe clerkship in
.v, rn... Keore-.-iitative?. at Harrisburg,
durintr the comiui; sesion. lie
.icelleut olli-er.
wo-ihl make an
Tur f.milv of I) iv'.l JI. shfl, who was ar- ; plsj,t in a eouUivrc-terly direction, i lie nrc i oin- ; tajttl:iii m.iy be hid clicapi-r taan iim.ucn unit s.
reeted !a-t week for stcaliuu', was taken to j panic promptly got out their machines ready to ; W), ,c st()rc f Mc-,rs. Siriiou V Oppen
W" -rshur' D-rtiphin coiintv. by a brother of . proceed to lla- conflagration, but on tuvtstiga- j h,.iul,.r .South Third st rei t . filled vv illi th-.- best
- I - .... ' ... tl i. i . . . ..... ...... i.: ....... ..vl.ll.o...!
Mrs. Shrtop.
V 'tio-is other articles te-auiging
-Wl;ff-ret: I'-irtie:
.mi'st.
".-re fo'iml on i ne pieii;:-' i
. ....
Tlir. W.ilsmtotl aud S-lies,-vove Post Offices
h ivrU-en rais-d to 1 1. .. salaried othres, and
wi.l h' reafter have to cnttm tin r the Prei-
dential appointment.
Tows St l.s.i.ir.ri:s.- have over two hundred
-..bse. l.K-rs in town who owe us from one to four
s :,-criMion. This, if paid promptly,
won'd hclnus materially. We have not the time
riersnr.nr.y, and ineo
1 ea.
on each one of you i
fore respectfully ask you to step
pay this small amount.
irto r.er o..
Tmk ,.ufU vc. to-he present t.oata oi t o.,-
id
tv Commissio,,..rs by our ueigV.r of the i-'"-'
uch api.reciated by our iieigwwr or u,
are so m
i;.if.-r.i', th
at he copies them in Ins paj- r wno-
.eat cotnmending.
I'nitcd vve stand. A.., V.c.
A vt w Building and I.oan A's- i nion is brine
orcanl'd in thi- ,.'.uc,- cl'ed the -Enterprise.
.. . Now is the time to make your wife a present
P1""8 T.ife Insurance. Policy for a Christmas f.ift.
?ave, . I acoti Shipman. who if. the ngeat for the
besides his . ,i,
.nd responiif1'-insurance c.eipamcs m ft., e mu
afflicted. Shit
April 3. 1ST4
be s'.-l cheap mid on time at the
Reese, in the oid Pest Office
al street. Five i.ix-lighled
M'.nitKR
T! ird Street, djoiuln f,,r iialls or churches ; two
fSinnren North c . Uvo s1().t C.-c, -5 and C
Sl'NBI '
IRA T. Mamokin.
,s cominilte t
1 prepared to fumi'-e!l for cruelly
X bcr reunirerl ny in'l-ulieTi ivnwi.
Having ell the latet r,iimitted
de";iSror.fNo
FLOORING, ?!D1. Charles Ruck, watchman at
SASH, BLIND. llt lhat place, for endeavoring
P.ANDA;
m crnsaiU'r T ue in aie . -.in . ...
ena ii ituiti oi
ing of every deseripcr0n'l,i,!,' ,
I.i:ord that the well in the N. C- R-
UI LL- eoverel for the u'e of steam
HKVI.OC'K and of r t'"ai vi;'is'U-v'
arVet latnis were preseotei Ut the
or rtte' rir' CmVny -T WU1'
t.r,T:"v r-""-" iV-'r fb:;l..
pose
In
CUM
lice is
1C '.liil
:ul paily
to I 111' OM11
, :( ;.), vv In-ti :i fes
,,. it v. i- considered il
. ..wins; an imr-iiT'I'ortLil
. Lv Pi feet, immediately inn tin- room
Iiy ll- as a l-llut i:iir ol!iae. Any .Tmii
, steo into our office vvb.-n a dance is i:o-
ora festival beiu- held, and make ol.-r- I
will ut once discover that c-ur remail. '
p.-oprietie n of t lie bnildinir on" y. ir a'40.
not a '-stretch of iin-annc"' :-. -lac. ' 1: rin
.iiv itnp'ie.., but was the result of timely pru-
nce. We. think that our neighbor has lioiu
aiore injury to the owners of tie- Hail thronii
his wanton effort to make us appear 11. can, than
we have by our private Mspiei-tions to them, and
it is a question with us whom he intended to in
jure the most, ourselves or the owner, for, in his
I-djuiaclitii-h wttlnrr. his hatiJ is biir and busy.
The owners wi'.i, no dotibl, see that the 1 1. til will
not be danp ro;i-!y crowded, and if they have j
(sustained any injury tliroucdi this controversy,
they will have the editor of the IhVu to thank
for his imprudent publication.
Tut; iirotracted trial nf nearly three weeks be
tween Ileurv YV. Saylor vs. A. M. East wick A;
... , . 1
others reterrea to 1-1 our la i-u.'. was o,oue.
to a close on Saturday mominp The venin t
wasfor5is,000infavorof the plainlitl. It was
an action for the recovery of damages for rents, ,
issues and profits from a tract of coal land. The
amount claimed was ?o5,o0('. 1 lie costs were,
of course, heavy, but do not bep'n to reach the
amount stated by our neighbor of the Ihuhj, nor
is Samuel John Esq., -'in reality the lo feudant."
Mr. John was the lessee of F.astwick .V Co.. and
is one of the defendants 0:1 record. Oui neigh
bor's several rcMiils of this suit have been coir'i
derably mixed up.
Atuoi HNTK Coi KT. Tiie adjourned Couit
this week Was enframed on a single suit from
Monday mornins liil Wednesday i-vciiin, name
ly. J. K. Sanborn vs. Tiie Washington Mowing
Machine Company. Tliis is the history of Ihe j
case. About 1SS7-?, J. II. Satiboin, aent, as
plaintiff, recovered from the Sunbury Lumber
Co. the Finn of about 1,500 for machinery fur- i
... .,
ne t me sani t ompany, w men money was pain
into Coutt, there being a dipule between the !
v v..,.ie.,..,v .....1 to wbicb
' ..
of them the money belonged, Sanborn c!aimiur
the money individually, and the defendants
claiming it on the ground that Sanborn had re-
! covered the same as their agent. The jury went
j out yesterday afternoon ut ."o'clock, and up to 8
! this niornin;: have not returned. The Counsel
for plaintiif were M. J. Whitman, lien. Clement
r , r , . .. it
and lieu. Hill: for defendants, Oeo. L. I erry ,
.. .... ,. ., . T; ,
Fi:-Tf. At.. The V. asnmetr.n Steam Fire Com- j
pauy will bol l a fi tival in H iuj I's buiidim:,
corner Third and Maiket streets, commencing '
on the 24th invi., and to continue during the i
holidays. Tiie proceeds t be applied towards
paying oil the indebtedness of the engine. Tin
company is deserving of the patronage? of our
.: 1 ... . t :m - : 1.
, e,l l.en-., iiiki r i' r mil lecene.i ,iei,'ii: uauu
everybody, and especially the ladies who
are always first to encourage laudable enter-
-
At I lie annual eiect ion 01 1 t.e t.oou juicni r ne ,
' t.,.'ll... Tl. . j.l.. .. ........ ;n.r llrtl'.,' 1
oiui'ai.; , iic.o ic.m 1 ., 14 1 -.1.... i.w...., w. .... .
. . ...... . ...
iow Mm otticeis were elect, -it lor t lie ensuing year:
n. . ... . T- IT
resnlent, J . .!. r.ll'.'l ; vice rresiiieni, I. n.
H. K : -Secret.! rv. C. M. Clement : As'l See- I
t. . t .,.. vv I :,..... !
T.I... I 11. n. . Tr....ter..r VV I 'ive.
; III .11, .OllOi l. l.l.l--, A 1 1 ,nuni, ..... ...vv-
' v . t : lw- t 1 IT l.'.l-t . Vlrf !
ftvl s:,tislied that he intend the petition for the
interest, of spoil-nun and farmers. But then
he could not satisfy us that much fraud Plight
tot be committed by such an act. While the
skunk act was in lorcc, one individual was
known to have made a ni -e living by hunting
... a i ;r;.,. ,...ct.- ..i lie i l!im .1 on :
rt me five or six tiumlii M per annum on iuc vom
n.issiom r. and vet stated tliat where he .secured
i i liCtn .1 wasn i a ginm rnnii;ij i" i .os.. c ..., -,
cither. Now the originator of ihe owl aud hawk j
,U.I
is at a loss to discover wlietlirr !
sv.,.
some, of Youugmau and I.iehbo.lz h friends, of
woulj not cmbail: in the biis'i-
st;uiiK u noneiv
.... i i
n of raising hawks and ow.s
Tin
eggs of
tljese birds of prey might easily be secured any
where by some cunning old rox hunter of past 1
hatched out in this county, a premium
cured at our agricultural fair, and one lrom our
roun(v ( opimissioriers, therefor. It certainly
W(llu, l((J JnorL. j,r,,f.,:lt,:e than raising poultry.
' i
It the tax payers are fat'-Iio! that no iini'o?ilKn ;
... . . . ............ i
:il he .raet:c.-l npini tlieni, vve nave imj uui.ia
thev will have no iibjectnm to having n.I the
h.iwl.s Hid .e.vis in the county disposed r.
Tiir. IwHisrt Woiit.n. A pamphlet devoted
tothe Insnr;;nee business, published by our friend
.I.C. Bcrj;stics!-er, F.s., forun-rly of Mt. Caruiel,
this county, has lately bcfn removed from Phila
till l'linith Avenue. 1 ittsbui"'.!. Pa.
masterpiece of mechanism.
.iostolic Clock, has b -en o:i exhibition iu
,,-. ji ,., on Market street, during
the
the
W(,ck hr,.n T;,-.,r j ,v a ar... U;m- j
I" ? '.. .i
her of person
atl'-ndin ( oui1. Ii I
a most :
wonderful p- ice of mechanism.
As an achieve.
! met of brain work, as a product or haudieralt j
or a s;
T.ceimeti ortlie ornate and beautiful, 3 pa-
not to be round in all the piodncts of
leal skill in this air". I.vi rv body ; hould
rail.-, .
mecll.li
see this
coniMete t.io.tncl oi nn aim ,-,,,.
luned.
An alarm ol
tire was given on Wednesday
.: o'clock, caused by a bright
nieht about 11
, tam it was loinui vnai n.e io.
. .. .... .. ....... .... i uitm if-.r :i r ii
i i ,-vei, una i;e I" 1 e i
... .. . .. .. itii nir-.r .iT TMiratus to
tn.-
ir house. 1 he platrng tin., of U. I., runinc-i
... i i . -
.V 'o., n
ar rv;imsr.c, . t..i. ..--
hi-ure.l for fli'..ooo.
Wr ate glad Io ie.iin that coin. uctot ' "ti 1 tie
I..,,..selvar.ia and N. C. r lilioads will soon be
vested with their olig'.nai
duties ... pon-i-
bilities, by the removal of train a
"elAs ou thote
1 routes. We never eouiu
the. propriety in the
I appointment of tho-e
iirents
CoTulne-orsnatur-
.i l, tl...v were susnee.I fit ti 1S-
a.iv le.i us iiKiu.ii ... j
honesty, which, in a lur-e majority of tas.-s, we
are satislie
d was ll"' WCil lolllllle.I. HUr "ira
arc dishonest wi
ould soon find a way to ' y ttieir
vocation, no matter lev. many aircnts are ap
pointed. Hesiden there i' just as mud danger
in emploving dishonest agent as coiluelors.
We are acquainted with a number of coductors
on those routes, and feci t.msu. ,. ... o
est of the companies w.1 bet
i-r looked a ft" r by
tticltt t.itui ") 1 .
... ; ; 1 -o'cnT -. I
Tnr. Moot Court, organized in this pice, is in
creasing iu interest. On Thursday ening
. i.. .. .iicliii"- was lielil in
theiudh-uci
ci' ,,1,,..r of the Court House. Mr. K;c. l'r-si
i dent, in the chair.
Some iiiipoitati! nuu.ssttas
' ... ., ... . i',i...f..o..r
transacted, after vvhich Hon. W . M. 1. " r'
Provost,
tool: the cli-nr, an I tne cou o4 iuiu
with the ease, "Iu r
cr and Davis lor
-" inst. The organ
Harrison's Fstat" Pack-
.-I'laiits. Kase id 'I:1i"r
7... t ion is gotten p for nn-
juovciiiciit in the scj.
' r,f the law, id should
id should
l i-i u, . in- ...
to , ... ,,,,, ,
ci couiagcmcni. .ve nope
ibusing a t,l(,ir nlP,.t;i.gs in the L.ture will be wl attcn 1
i ed, and that our young law vers wi'.Dcome in-
hv tcrested in the matter to make it iisenii aao
A N e-.;an from Mittlinbur g, I ru county
I . ,1,-ive to Sunbury on Tulay after
, ;
nii,ll,,i, .1,,. renal bii.lge alhe font of
Ouccti street for the Maiket street -utge, ami
learning his mistake he stopped his rsc, when
tn..
i ,c,.,l backing and eked over
the bridge. The horse wa kiilcdhnost in-
L. .tu- tYo t.n.orv badlv wrecked, atthe diiver
inn..... ....in... i
b- jumping out,escap.d with lig injury. -
y, , , ?..i.,.,l '.v.-.
A Fashion ui i Vi:iiiso. A correspondent I
f tin- MiU..'ti of hist week, furnished the fol- j
lowiii" i;iterctii."- sketch of a f:ithioiKiile vve-J- i
ding in our ..ciglXoring borotigiiol Northumbrr- I
bind : j
"One of the, nist pifusant a foiira, and beyond ;
a doubt one of the most elegant wedding that
cvcroccuriod in .Nortuuitioeiianrt eouiny, hum
off at the. residence of the bride's father, Mr. J. j
II. derkini, Esq., Cashier of the First National j
Hank of Northumberland. Mr. FrckricU
liar-I
kciibii.c, son of A. Buikenbine of the fainf
piare, being ' fuviuble groom. On Wednes
day eveniutr. N. rrfiuptly at S o'clock.
the bridal p;'Hy entered the spacious parlor,
brilliantly illuminated and decora! ed profusely I
with rare exoiies. Keimer, an aceoui-
plihed pianiot, pel formed tin: Weiidiu .Marcli
from Mendelsohn. The impressive ccreiu niy of
the Kpiscoic-,1 Church, bv the llev. .'. 'i. Adams,
oi-cii!ieil (n'lv lilteen minutes, .-.'.id w
ebic."il hv
- I
' ii.,. 11... t. r .1... t?-i.tit!.-v fioi.i Strauss.
ii't 1 i.':-.ii 'i..,iii 1 it..
After the happy couple had received the earnest
coij;
ratulatiouH of ful'v one bundle t fifty pic-ts, j
the pr.rty were seated to the must sumptuous re- j
I past me writer h.t ..a.. ...e en.: t ,,;, ft,lt0 , m. , .., If . were
' present ut, c!,..;ii;' v. ith the necessary amount of ; ,n wrjt(. communications himself, wiiit Ii he is
fermented ei-pe and live, when the smokers be- unable to do, the truth would he nearer told, per
L. ,. 1... ,..!. i.. lint as he is the tool o! others he has put
of a choice Havana, and examine the many b. a i- j
t if" I and coMly presents, of which n:,i-t promi- j
nent were the billowing :
Set of handsome bracelets, set white pearls, by
j Crooin, I". Uurkenbiii.' ; set of diamomisliridc's
father; set of pearls brideV mother; silver tea
set, S pieces, solid and very elegant, Japanese
pattern, p-oom's father, S. A. Hurkenbinc ; set.
wai.ls,
y y . ,,.,,,,,. ,,r(lllZ0 or.
1I:lIUi.ul ..-.j,,,,,,,,,,. Miss Fannie Priestley; 1
M ero(,;;l:,, a. O.
, groomsman, E. Dew-
! art ; cake basket, roonisin.in, K. I-. WiNon;
I water pitcher, butler dish and sait cellar, Mr.
land Mis. Miller, bride's traml-pareuts : solid
j silver pie knife. Mr. and Mrs. N. F. Eij;ht
i ner ; s -t (f solid silver spoons and forks. JJ0 pie-
ces, Hon. II. h. Cake ; card casket and bouquet
! hol V-r Mr. and Mrs. C. A. tJodcharles ; butter
dish, solid, I). ti. Driesbach ; cake basket, R.
I Hawley and daughter ; molasses j ilcher, (i. V.
Renn, napkin rings, solid. S. Randell, nut
crackers and picks, I.enker and Cook ; knife
rests, M'.ss II: F. Priestly : half dozen solid de
sert spoons, (i. I. Van Alien ; $10, (K) cunei.cy,
M. Ik Piiestly ; silver water pitcher, Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Hiid ; 1 dozen silver knives, Mrs.
Eyoii : set of ,-iinethyst jewelry, no name; and
ma:iv other Useful aud Valuable L'ifi-. P.eetho-
a-, '
: f" moments were ie.,uircd lo dearth
... 1 , i.
(rooms for dancing, when Mr. John Ulp's unex
i ceptiouiible band started the feet I'.ying with
scarcely a cessation until 4 o clock, a. m.
I The bride wore a blush v.hite silk, trimm -d
with blonde lace court train and trille overskirt,
I looped with orange blossoms. Double veil and
1 .1 ; .......!.--
i J
At five o clock the counie ..-ft. with many
- ...,
wishes of bon Vovagj and a number of o.d s.ip
irers thrown after them, for Philadelphia, ex- 1
lHjcting to visit New York, Hoston and Niagara
before their return. j
- - - .
Tin: Jhi.hi. probohjy intending a bint to some
o: the iiiembers of its party, complains of party i
men who are too mean and stingy to patronize
the Organ"' of their party. We have been used
to that for the last ten year--. Hut then the
"Oazctte" does not e'eim t i lie an '-organ.'
That genus of newspapers i- failing intodisre
pute. (.'! .?.. of List wed;.
We do not know- but that oar neighbor exhi
bits an ungrateful disposition in h'.s assertion.
When he fust changed to-the Republican party
lie w;:s at once lifted up through friends who
.,...1. 1 1... t;....,..i l.i...
weie ioai 10 me on 1 .me m. .nm 1 ......
I.! .. ,.nl..A mw.. t... .1 l.t., 1.. fl.
miiccic. ou.iv ... owu.iu m .i.-
roilmcnt board, and subscribers were sent to him
I.r tbe tinmlnvb. From that position lie was la-
" - I
v.i I wtlli ft,.. itmetir.?Miileeev of tiie StaTCTrillt
iug, at Harrisburj,', which position be held for
some five years. During this time he n d ived a
jiortion of the Pcn'.ocratic eounty pationage. ;
While the Re,'Ub!!eaiis were in power lie rec. ive 1
uh full share, if not more, of patronage, :.nd
also a portion from the Democratic officers in the
county. Now we would like to know what else
he claim6, what he has to complain about, and
w hat position he really occupies that ib-n uidsbo
great a reward as his assertion seems to indicate.
Certainly bis late serv ices to the Re publican p; r
IV do net demand it.
ANNivrasAitY. The first anniversary of C.t
vuga Lodge, No. 4M. Knights of Pvthia, was
neld in tai'ir l.oage loom on riui.n e, '-nmu
very able a ddres-i was delivered by Oen. Jr.o.
jj.jy (,..( ,, the principled ot the order.
Tm - rc -"rc ample refreshments served whi.ea
fetrll)., band. ciir.it-ed of F. Hill. J. Sliipman, J. :
w Uacher, T. M. Purse!, C. D. Wharton and P.
P. Smith, furui-lied excellent music. The meet-
,,, W;lg ,t very pleasant a!!air, and all present
,.vi,i..I1Ce of great eiiovtnent. There was a
m - - - - - - '
jiioiusion of refreshments, so much su that the
editor of the Democrat carried home two baskets
full. Some evil designed parties assert that he
w;s j,,.-,,,
second trip to procure mor .
Hums Hoi. iow Pkfskn is. Mr. Win. A..
Allen, of Ihe Omaha '1 nbaceoStore, iu Simpson's j
building, Maiket Square, U prepariug for the :
Holidays, and will receive next week one of the i
largest assortments or live birds for holiday
presents ever seen iu this part of the Stale. The
selection Is mad.- by the best judges, and canaries
and other sin-ins birds of beautiful plumau'e
w ill be sold at the most reasonable prices. H'.s .
tore will be a man 1 iitt taction tn procure pre- ;
cuts during the holidays. To net a irood choice
in time and see them.
1 1 is. said that then is a movement on too- Iri
the lower end of the eounty to have I tie county
sent removed to Shamokin. It will not be im
mediately sueces'ful. .l.f.joi-..
When the finest inn for the removal ol t'-.e M-.t--
Cnpito! from J.aneaster to Ilarrisbur" was lirst
. . tl..-t
agitated, an honei-t old D'-it
( lllllall 111
remarked lie thought it pos-iu;c u g..-i u .i .
s the river, but ho to t it over the bral-e he
could tml comprehend. " snojai noi wonu-.
j if some of the descendants of the o.d member
j !ad somethinir to do with the alleged new . -
I 1
, l,ir,a. 11.11.-11c.t1ij . un...... .-
! located county seat in Pennsylvania.
j j,-1TEU than F.vtk. There is no use in cry
jllirj iul,.s any longer when nady-rnad
ami tiue-l a on mem oi r.miiiinon m.......
-i i...;. t....t.
.
;in rMiiiotnj.
1 11 11 r. fc
ill lie-.v, i:n Oct
i sttk is kept ov.-r.an.l tin ir immen-e :.-or:iueut
is now li.-lng sold at redu .ed pi ices, at least "n
,s
! i,.-r cent, cheaper than
cl-ewheie. Mr. Op; cn-
li-imer is now m the city iajitrz in an c.irn supra,-
..r . .....Is i-vincsslv for the liolidavs. i.en-
n- pold
in the
- "-"
' cheaper at this (tore than any vv lit r
couniv, wmcu mn ie. i,-ioi-i ..-o .-.
: in f-atny ami qu -iiut.
Tin: li'i'Ju or Saturday lit, give- the f-i','u'.ii;
further particulars of Shooi"s chancier:
"'Ihe burglar Mump, capluie I in this place on
Wednesday, was not guilty of otealmg a re," hot
stove, hut he did the next best thing la- stole a
coal ttovc. Some time since a ue-v coal stove
was ftoien from the new saw mill ollice of Mor
ris Bengali, in Caketovvn, and yesterday it was
found in Shoop's house, who say.s that himself
and accom
,. , . . . , , . .. ..
phce took It at seven o cock iu tiieev-
; ;,,., .rrritnr ir nt once to Shooti" house on
- street. The early hour, of course, warded
tt tts M -su-,,,. i., if t hey were seen by any one. A
keg of wine was al-o discovered in Shoop s eel-
t .r v.ier,t iv v.-iii.-li u.-i 1 1 oleii fiom t he cellar
, of tInhn .,, j-,,-,,,!, sl sonic t inie
:
since. A H-t of twer.ty-two names wee also
. fll.1IU -u ,),,. io;,c,. in t(1 columns, one lie.,ilcd
'affirmative' and the other 'negative.
it was at
j i,ft tnpposed that these were the gang of rob-
; ,j(,rs to !,,., shoop belonged, but il is more rea-
j H,)Ila(.i,. to suppose that they are names of per-
.. . s, ,., ;lllJ T.ri.:ir3 hisarcompliccs,)
decided to rob and not to rob. This supposition
is strengtlKncd by one of our citizens, who has
recognized the names of these persons as belong
ing mostly to citizens of Montonrsvilie, where
Shoop resided about a year ago. This person
nloo informs us that two of the persons, named
in the 'affirmative column, Messrs
I.ielitenthn-
ler and ( ole, nave Ueen ronocu P '.-cmij. i nose
, maiktd 'uegntive' to be let flip dear. Shoop
: was hobbled yesterday at the jail. ..!. atroli.
I Ihe blacksmith, fastened the anklets upon him."
! This remarkable burglar has, undoubtedly,
been the principal r-est
h'srf-'dei.fe b.-r".
f o'.r nelghboiioi.id since.
E,l,ir A,trv,i,
n.-j.iy to Mr. Kt itz's communication io the.
DaX,, of the 1th inst., f will state, J was glad to
TJ'lJ !tt. i
of explaining it to many who have never seen the. j
. Wlien 1 met Mr.Reitz at the Heeding rr.il-
road depot Horn silo elation, -f""' I
, ; .nmminn..r'vllKn be a!so stated thai
j. It 0,. S(v,le, which he notwithstanding
denies. I did not teil his brother that the bill ,
wasM oo. iiisoni) .-o,aim i toei (
! The men n!in lie Mates complained, pan me ,
without objecting to it in the least, cvccpi one
who has not ct p i: 1, put who lias made l.nui
f-il r.roMiises to nav soon. 1 keen a ivuular .u
rount of those I examine, and the tees paid, so
tli:it :mv one ran i-e bv ealiiuz' on me what
an 'wa paid, and whelhei it was more than j
the fee hih allows me. 1 have not tieanl lit
single eotnpl.-.int eveept that of.Nir. Ueitz and his
brother, and ha.- letters now liowi:iLr that Mr.
Keitz has misrej-resentcd ni:m- of the men h-n-micd
in !i!s c.iminunieataui. Iiis staleini-nl.
that 1 e.une to him a rbort time after is not cor
rect. I on!v met him once since, and then there
I was no conversation between n. That was at,
j Sh:iMoki:i. Ib; came into C Jones' store, as 1
was eoiic' out.
Hid no conversation 0:1 the siiii-
1... a vviw.tiu.r l.rt 'a r.lt(.vi::'- inv trac
or not I do not know, but would much prefer it. j
ci'iteTiientc wliieh be is unable to
sn,,s, .,,-,.,., .Ulll which I don't believe be would j
swear to.
tiiom ap F. c,euin;ei:.
Ti:t editor of tiie Jkmoci-nt last week, to avoid
suspicion that lie is a "Swope," calls the citizens
of the Mahanoys "Pfinesler?."' Wc suppose this
nick-name is given in retaliation because they do
not patronize him.
!.ist of Letters remaining in the Post Olltee ir
Sunbury, December S, 1ST4 :
-I.ilin l n. Virv C. linMiaii. Charley C
1,.. t i-:..'. i ..t,. si, I'.mi meiiT Ii., ( - ) . 1
Mrs. M.J. Campbell, Catharine Cramer, Malauca
Dunke'.berger, Mrs. Iingher (loreign.l. .'oscpo
Nve, Marv Paden, Ilarman Savau'e, W. Stroh.
Ia:i- Wren. KebcccaWrcn. Mi. Mary . I. Yccin.
J. iniincnn.it:.
Persons calii'ig' for b.-ticts will pleas- say thev
are advertised.
J. J. SMITH, r. v.
Ot ,1 Le isburg friends do not fed inclined to ;
pay hundred dollars for second and third rate '
lecture, from onlsiders, when better ones can :
most probably be had for nothing at home. We
are pleased to find that people aretaking a more ,
seusibli! view of this mat t'T than formerly.
Tm: Crawford House al. Williamspoit, is now
conducted by Mr. Win. Crawford, the proprietor,
Mr. Else having retired. There is no better ho
tel in Wiiiiamsport. The building is new, and
the rooms an iaige, airy and com fort. .b'.e.
A Cakii to inv. Pritl. ie A Shout FoTroNr-mkntoi-
thi: Fii tii (iirTt'oM i:kt. As manager
of the gift concerts given in aid of the Public Li
brary of Kentucky my position creates an im
portant trust in behalf or Ihe Public Library and
the ticket-holdi is of the lillh gift concert. The
Public Library of Kentucky and the ticket-liol.!-
rs are
("jointly interested in the amount of the
drawing. The larger the fund to be distributed
in gilts the greater wail be the gift awarded to
each lucky ticket hoi ler a ml Ihe more the amount j
realize.', by the Library. To have a full diaw- j
in" i- f o manifestly to t lie interest of those in-;
I teiesti d that, rather than have a fractional j
I drawing on the :':'th iti-t., I deem il due to the
I trust confided to me by the ticket-holders and ,
the 1'iib.ie Library of Kentucky, that a short
I postponement be made to enable nic to dispose i
of the unsold tickets and have a full draw ing, i
i Though the very large amount, now in bank j
I would enable us to distribute handsome gills, i
; yet we should feel di-appointed in this onr la-t
concert, should we be compelled to make a fr:i.
i tional drawing, however large.
We have i, -reived so very large a r. timber of
l.-ttcrs from all parts ..f the country from thf
most hugely interested, urging a postl.ouement
if ali the ticket- be it sold by tin- lloth. that we
feci stiengtiieiie.! in our sense duty t i the-ticket-hold,
is and i he Public I.p-r.iry. to l.iakc
the postp.n.i ment. I'te'.er the circunist.uiecs.
we have determined, in the interest ofall pani.s.
to postpone ',1. ; eonrerl at:.! drawing to Satur
day, Febru.uy 'J7. 1ST.'., nt w hi !i time the draw
ing will positively lake place, and. as a guaran
tee of good fiith toward ticket -holders, vve pledge
oar-elves to refund to any tic ke' holder hi '
money, upon presentation of iiis ticket, should
the .iwing fail to come ol at I he day now
tlXC't. 1 lie pilsi, Wc f' ! assuit .1. "ill 1" e.-ci'-iit
guarantee to ii.tcrested that they will
tie f.iiriy and h.otiestl;
paid tin I ieket- is saei
contingencies until a
gifts, alter v hieh the
.- dealt with. The money
i dly preserved against all
Iter the payment of the
expenses nre fobereilll
l.lbrary is to tie p:tid its
burscd and Hi" Put
pKitits
Tii"-. E. lir. iMi.nn '.,
AL'eiit and M:i!i.-.i;er.
-. ICy., N.v. I ST I.
I.milsv;
'i ui.iif. win. j:i: a Ilt stt v. hi: orri Mit.iMi i:
l: i: 1 1 kns. Mr. 0-iienlieimer v.iil brin iiom
the Eastern cities next week an extra assortment
ofo-.d- for the Holidays. New styles will be j
oil. led. and Holiday prcM-nts can be purchased !
cheaper than i vrr. Call at Simon vr Oppcn-
l:c;uiei"s. Sontti Thir l streC, sunbni -.
i;: M I) i I Tiie ollice and l.ar-i "f the
City Hotel, in this place, have ice be.-n
treated to an embellishment or ft vsci "f
the mo-t eo-tiy charact. r. This is al .1
.kiicc of the prosperity of that well l.i n 1
tmpular establishment. The proprietor, Mr.
1. Iruinhelhr, never leaves anytliinj; half done,
hence the prosperity of the City Hotel. The
bar-room and ollic-' present an sippearaiu-f! up
tirnaehiii" - t'lendor. Mr. .1. K. Mourer. hun:4 the
paper. He has display,
cution of tic vv..rh.
d i-aat ski'l in the
xe-
A lri ol'Joj in i:ery Vonl.
l l I.MIN..TON. HuilteldoU Co..N..l., l!lllC '", 1ST!.
Dr. K. V. Pikio.-i. liutlalo, N. Y. : IVai- Sir:
It is i;h a hapi'V heart that 1 pen these lines In
ac'KiioHiedge that you and your Oo'ai. n Medical
Hi-covciv and Purgetive Pelh-ts are fdesing, to
the Wori i. 'I he medicine-cannot betoohigh
!v Maised. for thev have almo-t brought me out
ol the raVf. Three months ago I was broken
i. ut with larje ulceis and son-s on my body.
iiinb. and lace. I procured your.Oohleii Modi- ;
ca! Iliscoverv and Purgative Pellets, and have i
taken six boltles.aml to-day I am in good health,
all those tiirlv ulcer- having healed anj left, my .
skin in a natural, healthy condition. 1 thought '
::t onetime I could not be cured. Although I :
can hut poorly express inv gratitrvlc to yon, yet ,
tin re is a dop'of joy in every word I write, (.od'.- ,
ble-simr re-t upon yon and your wonderful !:: ;
d'.eiue-, 1- t:,.- hunihla pray, r.-f
Yoais. ti i;v.
.lAMFS it. BEI.l.IS.
Wla n a medicine will .romptiy cure such fer
ilblc eating uh .-rs, and free the blond of the vii -ui.
nt poison cati-'mg them. vv!-.'. can longer
dontit its vvi.ndei'ful virtues Dr. Pierce, howev
ii. .1 ni-h In idace his Oolleii Medical.
! piscoveiy in tbe i at.-il"nr of ..iuti-1. patent
S tianis by reet'iiiim-litiilig it to cine every disease.
) ...r .I.h-s lie so recommen r n : out w uai ne noes
' claim is this, that there is but one firm ot f!'e"
1 di-ease that it will not cure, and that disease ;
, cancer, lb.- does not recommend his Discovery
for that di-ease, yet he knows it to tie the most
searching blood cleanser yet d it covered, and lhat
it will rice t he blood and system of all other
; known hloo, I poisons, be tin v animal, vegetable
or miiiei;;'.. 'IheOoldcii )i-eovery is imrrnii'u'i
by him Io cure the wor.-t forms of Skill Diseases,
; a- ail tonus (,f Blotches, Pimple and Eruptions,
. also all lilandular Swellings, and the worst form
1 of Scrofulous and I'lo ralcd Sons of Neck, I.egs
I and other parts, mid all Scrofulous Diseases of
, the Bones, as White Swellings, Fi ver Sine, Hip
iM'ili . .inn riiiu.il -i.' - -i ........
; v,,.,.,,,-,,,,,, (iw,
i l. i li, .al ,.f ul,l,.i, . I,.
J r , v ((
: r,,!1 0r' ' ,'sVvou lal.r!'t'i.ere i "on'e great
; . . ... i. vo,, utmuM keen in mind: Al disease
! oih'inntcs in an impure condition of th
blood.
! .1 nriiyt nn. . anu i . i V , r , '
: Von ca.inot nuruv i ne onion in i ut-uri; .i
, u 1(J exhiustive stimulants. The be-t
j Blood Purifier ever discovered is Dr. Halkei s
' famous Vinegar Hitters, couipoiinueii oi simp,
J:..,.s. itecil.-i-v.
j .,,...-.. s , -.Ts ,,. DvsiTi-T!.
I We liv fast, di-sipate and till early craves. We
I dunk all kind of nicolioiie span.-, ami swai.....
I i
j t)tll(, fil) 1(r Walker's Vegetable Vinegar
Bitters will remove the evil effects, and the reco
vered path nt, with pure vitalized electrical Mood ;
flowing through his veins will have a clearer
head aud a cooler judgment, vvhich added to i x-
parietice, will cense him toabstalu in the future, j
lw.Pec.11.
Ovrni'OAT ! Ovr.ui'o.vis Dress Shirt!!
Business Sli'ut.s ! I'nderwear, full suit forToctr. j
nt Heller's Clothing Store, ( ornerlid and Maiket j
St.. Sunbury. Also, gloves, trunks, valises, ;
hats and caps, and (jentp' furnishing good, at 1
t'C ie.-:f .-:,s,l.Me filVt '
Business locals.
Tuii:n ami Pkovk.ii. Hundreds of gentlemen
rejoice tb.it they have found where the best lit .4
j oiittliiuc made. Easy lilting and of the
le.-t of material gentlemen's suits are made up
by dolm F. Schall'er, Third street, below: .Market,
Sunbuiy. Every day aome one is jileased w ith
new suits of clothiir' from his Merchant Tail n-
'aIIvviio have not tried him should eall
.-to;-c
and examine fur themselves
"" '"3-le.
ti ii.,. ..,. i-...it t,i.na -,r. I
IIauu Tr.ii-s. The evidences of dull times ar
, , .
,r,ront on every hand through-
Labor is far from iM-tng as re-
uutuisiahably npp
out our connlrv
muncr.itive as in times pa.-t, and the money
' market is unusually stringent. Owitit; to these j
fiets )eop!e tjeueraliy are inelined to be ceonomi
I e.:l in theirpiirchases. iiut were limes inlinaii iy
j -,w.rs; than now. te one could object to the price; ;
:il which boots and . 'noes are sold. :! the Excel- :
I sior store of J. 1'.. .Iniitli iV; l!n., in .Miller's
' block, Sunbury, 1'a. Men, women and cliiidren's :
; -hoes are sold :-t most a:iton"i.-hins low prices.
i'im Mi.v ol every style and price, .-'nee ail
i is first -class in res peel to mateiia! and uiake-up
; the batirains otii'ie.l are simply extraordinary
and piovinc; pai'ieuiariy .icoeptab'e to buv. is
during the hard lime ami with tie- pre . ni
PParr).ty of ni(,..y
Foi! good tobacco, ee-ars. pipes, ,V, ;. to '.
W. Wilvtrt A: (.'0., near the Court Hons".
Yon Tiir: Hoi.i.idavs. Marx V; Uro. having
opened a large assortment of holiday goods, give
notice in another part of this paper, that the
most beautiful goods in the New York markets
will be sold at lower prices than they can be had
in retail city stores. Their Etore compares with
any establishment in the city to se'.eet holiday
presents from.
Tin: best brands
"K best l.r.inds ot cigars
toieieco, ,Ve.. are
kept by ,t. . Wilvcrt ,t Co
f r,'"WI,s -' ,!i!.v , :U Stevenson's to see
1 those cleuaiit lie-.v goods. Watches, Clocks, Jew-
c'.rv, Silver-Ware, At., c.
T. of the largest and 1110M complet.j -lock ot
j cloihing ever t.vhiliited in tiiis plat.', can be seen
j ut Heller's Clothing store, Corner ;ld and Market
. . ... .. ni, . .
, Sunbury. t.ive ll.rm a call and be convince !.
Von will save nion. y by purchasing there.
,0 J. W. Wilveit .v Co.. r the c,,-,,,
I! e;-c, for a good, cigar.
..,,, , .. , . ..,..,,,
xce'.Ien! iimsieiil instniuient into the building
on Fourth street, below- Market, m arly opposite
; the City Hotel. Any kind of Musical insfru
l incuts of the mo.-t improved stylesand make are
1 kept ia his estabii.-hnieut. Parlor Organs.
: Pianos of the bc-t maiiufaeluie in the eountry
wiil be found at his store. He U also agent for
the best sewing machines now in use.
Jii-l." M ai:, of the firm of Marx it Iio., will
start for the haste,,, e,t,-s to-morrow to -my .,, ,
an extra assortment o! Holiday goods. Look j
out for something handsome. Messrs. Marx A:
Itro. keep one of the handsomest stores outside'
the city, and we can safety say his selections will j
I.,, .-net. lie, t will a-stoni-m tiie !,! .,,! ,,-,Ve ,1c- i
tigiu to tne vonng.
Ur..., through the colmnr.s
Thnk-. Marx
f)jii(. .(,, express their hearty thanks to
tilt. ptiiic for tiie liberal manner in which tin y .
jl;lVt. p.uiouizfd them. And farther proclaim
t li;it on account of the liberal patronage bestow- j
,.j pol, t li.-m tlieV have venture,! to purchase a
;;irger Moes: l !:! ever. They have, jtt received .
,). nst extensive Mock tln-y have vet puicha j
t.,j. These goods intM be largely red need within
m.xt f,.w weeks, if they must almo't give j
t ln-tn away. Any person desiring to purchase j
j-,)0us 0f them now for presents, can do so at re- j
(Piced rates, and the same will be packed away
carefiiily, and kept lor them til! the holidays.
J. W. Wilv.-it.v. Co.. near the Court House,
keep the be-; brands of cigars :md tobacco.
Ciiiii-cj m is e-imiiiL'. and tlnv wishing to
I urcha-e a suit.ihle present for old or young, are
invited' to call on
tev.-nson. coiner Third aud
Market streets. (Miller's Stone ISuil.ling.) Sun
burv, 1'::., where he has just received a large
sloes of gog I of the newest styles and most ele
gant patterns, ail of which will In: sold at the
very lowest prices. His stock comprises in pari
of Ladies' am" licnt's (iold and Silver Watches.
Ladies' line tiold an.l Plated Setts, Breast Pins
and Ear Kings. Sea! Ilings Amethist, Topes,
(iarr.'.t. Onyx-, Diamond, .vc, "iold and Silver
Thimbles. Necklaces, Lockets, ( harms, sh -ve
in.l-oi.s, I. 5-. Ii. n e t.-. t'.i- r. ' r.r i ,1--t-.
Tea Setts. C..f!ee Cms, Silver Mugs, Spoouhoid
ers, Pie Knives Crumt Scrapers, b-e Pitchers,
(iobh-ts. Salvers : also, a wry superior article of
Silver-Plated Folks, l'eiat'd Table Spoons. In
tael. a!
ii
s usually found in a lirst-elass .-s.
11 oods are warranted to be a
No troubli- to sho ood.-. Par
tabli-hm'-:.:.
Icpre-ente.i.
ticular attei.tion paid to the repuiiiti' of Wateh
es. ( !o -k-. .b-wi-ln , .Vc. liold :.n I Silver Plat
ing done. M:isi.nic Mark made to ord. r. Ett
sravinjr. (ie.ir-eit'tin and Evperimetit:i! Molehill-
ry made to order.
.1. V. Wilveit .V Co. Keep- the best bland- of
t..ha.ec.., se-ais. .Vc.. near the Court Hon-.-.
! Tni.i'.i: is no uifiicuity in selecting a fine ,-tt of
Furniture at If. I.. Ilandcnbush's st,,re in S-ri-
bury, lb-keeps all th-lat.-st -tvle-at the lev-
' est prices, and none go away fiom Ids -tore di-
' stisjle,!. vvhich i- a -l ev ideiiec that lie plca-es a :'.
i
A Il'. l '! VMi I "i located on "lie of tin- l :!l
; iiie stieets in Sunhaiy. wi'l ! s.,1,1 ,.n
: application to tl.H ollice. T, mis cast.
' Frits! Fins!! Ft ns 1 1 1 il,.- !arg.- and
j be-t slock of Ears ever seen In Northiimheiland
i eonnly, will he found at Marx x Itro., next il .or
: tothe Po't oftiee, Sunlmry. Pa.
Ill t i ll"- I I.OTIIISl. Sli.IIK. I "HHT I f m l
M.iil.et St., Sunbury, has now on hand an -nor-;
nion- stock of liev and f i-hlua'c.- goods, v hl.-h
i he oltci- at th.- lowe-t prices.
Ml-s I.. Sim 1 1 t: has taken ih- agency- for E.
j Bulteiick & Co.'s lalten.s. and has now for sale
! two thousand of the late-t Myles for '.a i:-s.
1 Mies, Boys. CV.ldieu an i Ii.fants. a -.. for
; lii'iu"; Dres-ing l.own. smoking .lack.-: and
i Caps.
Sviioknt's Srcui.i or Bkm iv. a delicate
' ht-autifier, which smooths out all imh iitati uis.
removing tan, freckles ana scars iroui me skiu.
leaving the complexion clear .-old beautil'iil.
Sold by Mis B. Shissl- r.
Evil. .vm V.'isTr.i: Hvt-. Ail the latc-t s!vl
of hats are nov open ::t S. F. .list's st.or- on
Maik.-t s.,i:,ie. Mo t beaiit:fc! style adorn
his window
wh.
b arc -o! 1 cha
; are -::ppli-
.p. dent. ci
.? a' ti.' '
Rnnui tio'A
i - room a. I'm
Hen
furiii-hing go
prie:-.
Bi r. -pa
d bv W. D.
Ka-i-l's bat st
-Th.
Mel
ire.
Drug .--tore
n;.
En. .-lire
II. H.
M v' i-.
Tit. light running ).... Sewii;i; ma
chine, on aeeounl ol its many poll:!. of superi
ority, has a better demand than i ny ot her ma.uu
faetared, and takes the lead with the public over
machines long regarded as the best. Oid' is for
these machines will be pionipi'v ii:!e. l.y Mi-s
Caroline Dalins, cio-nt.
'.i,-i'..i- I'npnis Mis?. C. Dallas -s the a"M fol
the sale of Pallor Organs. Pianos, and all hind
of mil sic; il Instruments. 'Ihe y,-iy bc-t p-sln!-ments
are furnished, f irnished on sho: t'otje, .
a' oiiaes to sU-i iip.es. C all or address,
C. DA I.H'S.
No. Market St.. Slinban .
I- i- Ci.rv I'i
x lot ju-t ree.av.
ii. v.. massi.i:.
I
'I lit' t'otif't'ttwiou ol an IllVlllifl. I'ub-li-he.f
a a warning and lor the benefit of Young
Men and others who sutler from Nervous D hiii
tv. Boss of Manhood, etc., supplying the means
of Self-Cure. Written by one who euicd himself
after un. l.-rgi dug considerable quackery, a n i et.t
Inv on receiving a po-t paid directed envelope.
suflerer are invited to address tie author.
N TH.M11L M AY FAIR,
p; ,7f f.m. P. O. lto- l.Vi. Brooklyn, N. Y.
M'.Mtl It V MtllClililS.
SfMII'IM . Pel
p-1 bushel
io, is;i.
M.'jot--" i.::o
l.'.T.O I.O.".
7."n SO
.'(.ISO
.'i0(.'i 00
S.T.iOi'.i.lK)
t'..50f.i T.oo
:,.(I0
l.oOeig.OO
l.nlll.75
SOft 75
-iidc'iO
(ll- n-Vi beat
pilule white
Rye per bush
Corn "
" Oat
Extra Family pr bid
Fi
( oniinon
Buckwheat
F ith Corn A: Oats Chop pr loo '.'
Shorts ,v Mixture
PoTVIOKS. e New per bllhel
Piiov 1-toN Ham per lb
'-hoel.'.erpr B.
iiaenn pr Hi
Beef, retail pr lb
Veal, do do
Dried Beef pr lb
Pm iii-.Y f hieken, dressed pr 1!'
Pi. lire vveiglii....'
Bit ,:.v P: its j per lb
J Vc d-f"'
! f('iTS
10"1'Ji
I''";1' !
!
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!0("-li '
"."if ' 40 j
t'.Of.i S" '
ilthi Sbbfrtiscmcnts
ClKAWFOISD IIOJ-'Si:. Cor. Third and
Mulberry, husiness Centre, "WilliamBport,
I'a.
Win. CP.AHTOUD, Proprietor.
Dec. 11, 1T.4.
AiMlil "olif.
(The Etate of Coniclius Ilyer, dec.)
NOTICE is hereby pve:i to persons iutere.rt-
cdi that the under.ipied And i tor to d istribu te
the balance remaining '.u the n.imia oi ijiortt
liver, administrator ot t he estate o. i.urue.ius
lli-. r .!.. will attend to the duties of his ap-
ti..ii.tiiwnt -if his office, ill the borough of Bun- i
);; y ,y of :,eeen,I,-r next,
,s- , Ovioek, a. in- !
V. I. i;KF.EN)l '.II, Auditor.
Sunbury. Nov. 'i1, 1T!.
Eofniors roJif.
E-tat" of Betij. S;rie!:!cr. deceased.
"VrOTICF. i- Ucri-by pivcti that letters I est a
.i mentarv have been eI:inie., to the under-si-ned.
cn tli'e cstat- ol Henjatnin Stric-kler, late,
of.lackson township. Northumberland county,
Pa., decease. 1. All persim." indebted to said es
tate' are reiiu. -ted to make immediate payment,
an ! liio e having claims to preset, I them duly
ae.thertic iteii for si ttlement.
I.I I S. sTAMM,
.1. Ii. STI.'K KI.F.i:,
Executors.
Jack-,,,, io-.vn.-hip. Nov. -y., 1S74. fit.
kTiTfCK to the Heirs and Legal I.ei.resenta-
tives of Charles H- ilman, late ot tn" u-
rough of Sunbury, Northumberland county. Pa.,
deceased.
j TAKE NOTICE That an Inquest will be held on 1
' t he premises of Charles lieilinan. deceased, m :
t .1 .. 1.. 1. r m.tintv tf orrliiinilier. .
: '" " '
aforesaid, on
iiTi.vreMv ii-.i. .1..., r.c nrrrMHrtt 1
I n I'.l'.MC.Al. l.ie j-fiii n.vjr ui ' s ..... ,
A. I). 1ST !, at 10 o'clock, in the forenoon of that j
day, to value and divide certain real estate of !
said deee.-wd, to wit : a certain messuage, or ;
two lots of irround, situate in tiie borough of;
S inbury, county of Northumberland, and State
of Pennsylvania, bounded and described as fol
lows, to wit: fronting on Market street, and
K..it,,.!...I .-, the w.f hv nn nllev oil the TlOFthhV I
, of M ,.'e?eHa f)ewart, on the cast by a !
: jot of Sebastian Haupt, deceased, and being 0:1c j
; hundred and twenty feet, or thereabouts, in froi.t j
mi Mevket Ktreet. and two hundred and liltv !
j ,V(.t j or thoroutj juf, in depth : whereon is treet- !
! ed a one and one-half story frame house, ami j
! stable, being a part of outlot" number thirty-se- j
vet. 0.1 1 lie ircnerai pia.i ii miiu uoiouu. iw iui 1
, hu :lll(,,l(.gll representatives, if the
. S:,im. can be done without prejudice to, or spoil- j
Sr. I
and plaee you are reqiie
sted to attend if yo't
think proiei
S. H. ROTHERMEL. Slierit!.
SlierilFs t!liee, Bunbury, Nov. IT, 1871. :Jt.
W I T II O I" T K X V l. PT I .
Tin: Cheapest in Town.
WINTER HOODS
of in ry description and variety such a
WOOLEX HOODS,
Iros oods.
i comprising all the novelties hi fabric and shade.
j,' ASSORTMENT OF XoTIONS,
" hAV'1 Cash Pr'C"S-
Al.SO, (IKOCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
pure and fresh.
OrEF.X.SWARK. tt L AS V ARE. AM) WOOD
i 11-.. . ..... ii- . .
and Willow Ware,
; Nicest Hrands of Flour contantly on hand.
A ri liil c:
ASSORTMENT OF WALL PAPER,
both glazed and common, always on hand.
ROOTS AND SHOES
FOR
MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
HEAD Y-3IA DE CI.OTUiyc,
ofall sizes and of the Litest style-.
V L U It .
A constant sup:
ly of western white
a speciaiit v.
wheat flour
Tiie public are invited to call and examine our
Ootids tree of charge. Our motto is -luick
Sales and Small Protits." and to 'lease all.
The highest prices will be paid for ail kinds of
country produce.
By strict attention to biiriu 'ss and keeping at.
all times the most complete stock, and selling at
' tlieiowesi prices, we nope io mem a ,........- ...
patronage.
FIFED BROTHER SEASIIOLTZ.
Sunbui v. Dec. 1. 1?T4.
ANOTHER CHANCE!
tilth mill I.hhI (Hit CoiK-ert
IN AMI UK TMK
PUBLIC Ll EARY OF KENTUCKY.
POSTPONED TO
November 30, 1874.
DRAWING CERTAIN AT THAT DATE,
LIST or .MFT'
l ne Cr.ind Cash (iift ,
die lii and ( ash Oift
!
f-oO.OOO j
0u,000 I
75.000 !
.".0,0-JO
'J.i.000
lOii.i'.iO ;
140,000 ;
l.".!),00l '
100,000;
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100,000
lno.uoo
P.ti.iKM ,
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I iic Oiand C ash Oift
One Oraml Cash (lift
n- (irand Cash liiTt
.". Cash (lifts, S-Ji,ini0 each....
10 Cash (lifts. 1 1.(100 each...
1". Cash (lifts. 10,000 each...
;.'0 Cash (tilts. .'..(100 each....
-.'n C.i-h (lifts. I.t'ini each. ...
:;o c.i-h oiiis. :;,ono eu li...
,".0 Cash Oifls, -.'.IX10 each. ..
loo Ca-h (iifts. 1.00-a each...
J0 Cash (lifts. .".ih) each...
noo Ca-h (Tifts. loo each...
l'.'ooo (ash (lift-. -"'O each...
S.".i.O00 '
t.r
and To'al, :0,iXK) Gifts, all .-ash
PK ICE F I It lv ITS.
a. .1"- '1 ieket -
,00.00(1
.. fc.Y) no
.. do ;
."i 00
... .".on oo j
.1.(1111! Oil '
H.ilV.-
Tenths, or each (.'..upon....
11 Whole Tide-Is for
'.'." 1 Ticket for
I". !
sa i - or nth irtnation.
Addre-f
THOS. E. BfiWli.l'.l 'l !
Agent and Manager,
Public I.ibrarv Building. J.otii-tF.'y
Or I COM S H. HA VS .V Co.,
o. i. J::, ';4 It''.' Bmad'.v iy. New Y
JUST OPENED !
'I'll.' I'ail iiimI VInti- sll-
Kv.
ifk.
LADIES DH ESS l.OODs,
Fancy ( lro.is.
Wool. F.N (lODP.-f)F EVE11Y D11S i:il'TI"N.
A sjdetnUd line of Notions,
l.-ni's good a sieci.i!ty. dents' (.love-. Necktie-,
il-.inkereliiefs, .Vc. ('.ill and
s.o tiie immense stock at
MISS KATE BLACK,
Market S.junre. Sunht.
Nov. 1C, 1ST.
A Private Residence
On Fourth SI reel ,
SUNBURY, PA.
The buildings are iieariv new. I 'nod nuit.
the int. 'I he property is located on the corner
of fourth and i'. street, and there i- room to
build several new house on the lot.
Terms of paym-nt will be made i-i-y In the
purchaser. The house is a. 1! !..c.ite,l for a 'tore
or any oi her luisinc.-. .
ddiv-s or ar-plv in t-ersonto
i-'M'l. W11A ERT,
Siinbury. I'a.
Tall and Winter Stock
OF
MII.MM.UY ; lS.
A biige assortment of Mi'.liuery Ooods, H.its and
Bonnets, trimmed and nntrimmed, Plume-,
Tip, and Feathers of evey description,
f lowers. Ribbons, Velvets, Ac, u-t
o;iene. at M'ss I.. .V S. Weiscr's.
ou Fast Market St. Also,
press Trimmings and
Notions , Yak,
Face, Bead ,
Trimming,
Fringes,
.Vc.
I.adics' ;.! uuth ts and Kid Glows at cent
and upward.
Minbuiy, Nov. 13, ISTt.
LADIES TAKE NOTICE !
-'W .TIllillltTJ iOOlH
I Have jtist been opened at the store of
mss. ni. I.. ;ossler,
i
Fourth street, below the SharuoUin Valley K. R.
SFNIU'RY, Y..,
Where r.U kijidsot Millinery goods of the latest
New. York and Philadelphia styles are now open
for inspection.
HATS, BONNETS,
Laces, Flowers, Ribbons. Fcatb.-r.;, 'i .-liinnlngs,
Notions. ,. , , ,
tiiovcr.. llankcrshiefs, and every kind of goods
,;al!y found in a Millinery store.
Lad;- are invited to call and see the iittiv.esc
ttor
The Holidays are Approaching !
Only a ITew "Weeks Distant !
To Vtx&
As the Holidays are Approaching
Mut reduce their present larje stock of sen.':.
6K
$12,000 Worth of GoxU
now- dim he shelves !o be REDFt ED Hr. PER CKNT..to r.,r.l;e
roonjforonr HOLIDAY (JOODS. One of the firm
has inst returned frori tie- rn
cities, wh. re !;: se'eet, d
GOODS to SUPPLY aid PLEASE EVERYBODY.
Will slow for the next ::i d:,- th - !ariri .-t ::n l iian Isnmest as
son merit of Headed &.!. Riii i'Ms. nv,: (! :
a.Iso Bullion Frine, Y;iU Laces, Hosiery.
Cloves, Knit Zephyr Goods, and
a general assortment of
Our stock is complete, and in North's! connty cao't be beat.
ITurs ! Furs ! ! Furs ! ! !
Also, Fur Trimmings, Shawls, Blankets, Underware
For Men Women and Children, Ladies and ChiMrcns' Cloaks,
Jewelry, Perfnmery, Embroideries and Ribbons. Also,
Slipper Patterns. Woolen Blankets and Coun
terpanes by the Hundreds,
Will be Sold at Astonishingly Low l'riee.
MARX & BRO.,
Masonic Building, Third St.,
SUNDIP.Y, PA.
O)
&
PS
Look out for
'rnqttestionably the best sustained work of the ;
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ot
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